Jury out in sydney terrorism trial as three jailed men say they witnessed attacks. Photo: Mi우리카지노chael Clayton-Jones The three men, aged 20, 25 and 30, have appeared before magistrates charged with conspiracy to commit offences against three persons, four buildings and a police station.
The trial continues today.
“We certainly won’t be standing by for this one,” Sydney’s new Mayor Clover Moore said about the case.
Moore has worked clojarvees.comsely with police, and said the recent terror attacks would continue to raise issues around community safety, security, and national security.
“These attacks aren’t going away so there’s always going to be problems and there’s always going to be anxiety that’s going to contin바카라ue,” she told reporters.
Ms Moore said she planned to travel to the Western Australian Federal Court today, where another case against an imam is expected.
She refused to elaborate on whether she plans to seek another job in politics after the trial.
She said it was up to the court to determine whether the three men were innocent or innocent by association, and said she hopes they are convicted.
The alleged attackers, who cannot be named, have denied the charges, and the judge will hear evidence today.